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Bump for this thread. I’ve had this issue since day one and after 15000 miles it’s gotten worse. It seems if I push my fingers in the gap between the console and upper dash it minimizes it but doesn’t eliminate it. Ruins an otherwise reasonably smooth ride. Of course the dealer says they can’t replicate…. 2020 Silverado 1500 LTZ.

8/2020 build date LTZ

Actually never mind. I decided just to try pairing the sensors with the TPMS tool despite the truck never honking at me. Lo and behold it was willing to pair, I was for some reason never getting the horn honk I was expecting to hear. All is well and paired now after wasting hours waiting for the stupid honk!

I purchased a TPMS tool but I am still unable to get the truck to recognize it and honk to start the learning process. Has anyone else experienced something similar?

Hi all, I have a 2020 Silverado LTZ with dynamic cruise. Interested in installing Bilstein 5100s on lowest setting up front. I had them on my Tundra for years and they we’re great. My question is would a leveling kit impact the functionality of my dynamic cruise?

Any issues leveling if your truck is equipped with dynamic cruise? I use that feature quite a bit on my truck would hate to impact that feature. I have a 2020 LTZ

Same sound my 2020 Silverado makes over certain roads though way less severe than yours! I’m at 9400 miles will have them look during my second oil change soon.

Thank you, I’ll try contacting those folks and report back to the thread! Trying to leverage the system my LTZ came with so if they are OEM for the cameras that’s a great start.

Was looking to purchase the GM version through the dealer

Hi all, I am interested in the trailer view cameras for my boat trailer but curious if anyone knows if they can be submerged under water? I’ve not been able to find definitive information to determine where I would place them on my trailer. Thanks!

Hi here you go

Hi all, for folks who have the 360 camera option on your Silverado how to you get it to turn on automatically at low speeds? The online owners manual states that it it encounters an object via park distance less than a foot away (which is a little close) that the 360 camera should kick in on the screen. So far its done it a grand total of 1 time! Not sure if anyone has experienced something similar?

both trucks have 275/60 R20s on them. The loaner truck is actually inflated to about 40lbs while my truck is 35/36

Hi all, I am new to the GM ownership world. I recently purchased a 2020 crew cab LTZ with 6.2 and Z71 package. One of the most notable things to me is that its all over the place when you hit road irregularities and upon hitting any large potholes etc. it feels like the whole thing is a giant jello blob. Its so bad that the entire structure squeaks and rattles. The crashing and bouncing is somewhat reminiscent of my 2006 F250. My truck is currently at the dealer and they gave me a 2021 double cab Z71 RST. Its like night and day difference in the solidity and seems to just skip across road irregularities as opposed to bound over them and get upset by them. One of the differences between the two is that the loaner truck has Goodyear Wrangler A/Ts versus the BridgeStone Dueler A/Ts on my truck. I have heard that from 2019 to 2020 GM retuned the suspensions of the Silverados and Sierras. I did a bit of research online and it does appear that for example the rear leaf springs have different part numbers between 2019 and 2020 for similarly equipped trucks. Is anyone aware of any suspension changes between 2020 and 2021, how much can be attributed to the difference in tires? thx!

2020 LTZ z71 6.2 with technology package. Was owner of dealerships personal car for a few months (8/20 build date) and has 2,000 miles on it never titled or entered into service so sold as new. MSRP $62,470.00 Negotiated truck to $51,250 I added GM factory backed extended warranty (5yr/60000 mile) for $1,460 With tax title and tags was $54254 out the door